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Planning a trip to Belgium doesn't have to be difficult. Known for Bruges' Markt (the Main Square), La Grand Place (Grote Markt) in Brussels, and the Fortress of Gravensteen in Ghent, this country is a very popular destination. Our travel cost guide will help you plan a perfect trip on your ideal budget. We've collected tons of travel cost data from previous travelers, and we're revealing average hotel prices and dining costs along with sightseeing and transportation tips. Now you'll be able to craft a memorable adventure without blowing your budget.

How much does it cost to travel to Belgium?

You should plan to spend around $185 (€170) per day on your vacation in Belgium. This is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.

Past travelers have spent, on average for one day:

  • $76 (€70) on meals
  • $19 (€17) on local transportation
  • $154 (€142) on hotels

A one week trip to Belgium for two people costs, on average, $2,594 (€2,380). This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

All of these average travel prices have been collected from other travelers to help you plan your own travel budget.

  • Average Daily Cost Per person, per day
    $185
    €170
  • One Week Per person
    $1,297
    €1,190
  • 2 Weeks Per person
    $2,594
    €2,380
  • One Month Per person
    $5,558
    €5,100
  • One Week For a couple
    $2,594
    €2,380
  • 2 Weeks For a couple
    $5,187
    €4,760
  • One Month For a couple
    $11,115
    €10,200
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How much does a one week, two week, or one month trip to Belgium cost?

A one week trip to Belgium usually costs around $1,297 (€1,190) for one person and $2,594 (€2,380) for two people. This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

A two week trip to Belgium on average costs around $2,594 (€2,380) for one person and $5,187 (€4,760) for two people. This cost includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

Please note, prices can vary based on your travel style, speed, and other variables. If you're traveling as a family of three or four people, the price per person often goes down because kid's tickets are cheaper and hotel rooms can be shared. If you travel slower over a longer period of time then your daily budget will also go down. Two people traveling together for one month in Belgium will often have a lower daily budget per person than one person traveling alone for one week.

A one month trip to Belgium on average costs around $5,558 (€5,100) for one person and $11,115 (€10,200) for two people. The more places you visit, the higher the daily price will become due to increased transportation costs.




How much do package tours cost in Belgium?

Organized tours are usually more expensive than independent travel, but offer convenience and peace of mind that your trip has been planned by a travel expert.

The average price for an organized tour package in Belgium is $211 per day. While every tour varies by total price, length, number of destinations, and quality, this is the daily average price based on our analysis of available guided tours.



Independent Travel

Traveling Independently has many benefits including affordabilty, freedom, flexibility, and the opportunity to control your own experiences.

All of the travel costs below are based on the experiences of other independent travelers.

Is Belgium expensive to visit?

Belgium is a moderately priced destination to visit. It's about average with most other countries for travel costs. The prices for food, accommodation, and transportation are all fairly reasonable.

Within Europe, which is known to be an expensive region, Belgium is moderately priced compared to the other countries. The overall cost of travel here is comparable to Ireland or Austria.

In Belgium, you'll find accommodation and activities that cater to both budget travelers and those seeking a more lavish experience. Budget accommodation options are available, such as hostels in Brussels, Bruges, and Antwerp, but there are also luxury hotels that cater to the more affluent customer, along with mid-range hotels for families or couples.

Belgium doesn't have to break the bank if you follow simple tips like eating at less expensive restaurants, taking public transit, and enjoying free activities.

On average, budget travelers spend $75 (€69) per person per day, mid-range travelers spend $185 (€170) per day, and luxury travelers spend around $440 (€403) per day. These costs are calculated from the expenses of previous travelers to Belgium.

For more details, see Is Belgium Expensive?

How much money do I need for a trip to Belgium?

The average Belgium trip cost is broken down by category here for independent travelers. All of these Belgium travel prices are calculated from the budgets of real travelers. Also, you can see more details at How much does a trip to Belgium cost?

Belgium on a Budget
Category Budget Mid-Range Luxury
Accommodation 1
For 1 person in double occupancy 		$32
(€29) 		$77
(€71) 		$172
(€158)
Local Transportation 1 $7.95
(€7.29) 		$19
(€17) 		$41
(€38)
Food 2 $30
(€28) 		$76
(€70) 		$189
(€173)
Entertainment 1 $8.26
(€7.58) 		$21
(€19) 		$55
(€50)
Alcohol 2 $4-11
(€3-10) 		$9-27
(€8-24) 		$21-62
(€19-57)
From real travelers - How these numbers are calculated
Antwerp Antwerp

Realistic Expectations for Your Travel Budget

It's important to set realistic expectations about your travel budget. While many people consider themselves "budget" travelers, the truth is that most people don't find this shoestring travel style to be enjoyable. Consider what you genuinely appreciate on a trip and think about your previous travel experiences. Do you lean more towards staying in nice resorts, or mid-range hotels, or maybe even hostels? Is dining out in nice restaurants something you prioritize? Your answers will have a big impact on your overall travel budget.

The Truth on Budget Travel

People often say you can visit Belgium for just $75 daily, but unless you're okay with sacrificing many comforts, be ready to shell out a lot more.

Backpackers can typically make that budget work, but it usually requires sleeping in dorm-style hostels, eating at the most affordable restaurants or fast food spots, taking public transit or walking, and sticking to free sights.

Thankfully, Belgium offers a wide variety of hostels, with the largest selection found in Brussels, Bruges, and Antwerp. A variety of cities offer excellent public transportation that helps budget travelers avoid the steep costs associated with taxis or Ubers. Food is a highlight for all types of visitors to Belgium, but budget travelers often dine on street food or cook meals in their hostel, so they may not always experience this aspect of the country.

Is Your Travel Style Average?

If you're on vacation as a couple or with family, you'll likely choose a mid-range hotel, eat at popular restaurants, and visit the must-see attractions, which often come with entry fees. You'll want to visit Antwerpen-Centraal. As most things cost money, it's best to expect a daily budget of about $185 per person.

Belgium has a wide selection of hotels and vacation rentals to fit any travel style. You'll likely be cutting your individual costs by sharing your hotel room with a partner, friends, or your kids. In family-friendly spots like Brussels and Bruges, you'll come across plenty of hotels and restaurants designed with kids in mind. In Bruges, check out B&B Alphabet - Luxury Guesthouse and Art Gallery, or consider B&B Maison le Dragon in Bruges. For couples visiting La Roche-en-Ardenne, check out Domaine De L'Alu for a romantic place to stay. For more family and couples options, see our hotel guide for Belgium here.

Want to Escape the Daily Grind in Style?

To experience a truly luxurious getaway, where everything from the service to the accommodation is elevated, plan for a daily price near $440. This means booking luxury hotels, dining in five-star restaurants, enjoying exclusive excursions, and hiring private drivers. You'll be vacationing among the wealthy in destinations like Brussels and Leuven. Or you could plan an multi-day adventure by booking a higher end tour such as Tulip Time Highlights 2025 - offered by Avalon Waterways.

Accommodation Budget in Belgium

Belgium offers hotels with a wide range of prices. You might be surprised at the difference between budget and high-end options, especially during peak season when prices increase significantly. To save, visit in the off-season, and book early for better deals.

Average Daily Costs

Calculated from travelers like you

The average price paid in Belgium for two people for a typical double-occupancy hotel room is $154 (€142). For one person sharing a room, the average price paid for a hotel room is $77 (€71) per night. These costs are from the reported spending of actual travelers.


  • Accommodation1 Hotel or hostel for one person
    $77
    €71
  • Accommodation1 Typical double-occupancy room
    $154
    €142

Hotels in Belgium

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Actual Hotel Prices in Belgium

The average hotel room price in Belgium based on data provided by Kayak for actual hotel rooms is $126 in the low season and $235 in the peak season. Below are the average prices for each budget category. (Prices in U.S. Dollars, before taxes & fees.)

Brussels
In Brussels, which is a large city, expect a fairly wide range of choices and prices for accommodation. Hotel prices here can range from $64 in the low season to $256 during the peak season. B&B BE IN BRUSSELS ($120) is one of the best hotel options here, and Hotel Sandton Brussels Centre is also good, and starts at $118. You can expect to pay around $28 for a dorm bed if you decide to stay in a hostel. As many travelers typically stay for up to five days, ensure you find a cozy place in a good spot if you intend to explore for a while.

Antwerp
Antwerp is a medium port city that is a hidden gem in Belgium. During the peak summer months hotels can fill up early, so plan to book well in advance. In Antwerp, the average hotel price is $113 in the low season and $211 in the busy season. On average, four star hotels will cost $142 to $265. If you stay in a hostel, you can expect to pay around $30 for a dorm bed. For hotels, a few of the best options here include Bed & Breakfast Exterlaer for $123 and B&B Suites@FEEK starting at $171.

Ghent
There's a wide range of hotel prices in Ghent. You can expect to spend anywhere from $89 to $351 depending on your budget and needs. Also, a great hotel option is B&B Villa Emma that runs about $121 per night.


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Local Transportation Budget in Belgium

Average Daily Costs

Calculated from travelers like you

  • On average, past travelers have spent $19 (€17) per person, per day, on local transportation in Belgium. The cost of a taxi ride or rideshare service (Uber/Lyft) in Belgium is significantly more than public transportation.


  • Local Transportation1 Taxis, local buses, subway, etc.
    $19
    €17
Local Transportation Tips

With an outstanding train system, Belgium connects you to almost anywhere in the country. The prices are quite reasonable, and the rides are both fast and comfortable. When rail lines don't reach your destination, long-distance and regional buses can step in.

For those looking to save money, utilizing public transit is an excellent option. Many areas offer dependable public transportation systems, with some of the best found in Brussels and Ghent. Additionally, many travelers prefer to explore on foot, allowing for a more personal experience wandering through the neighborhoods and seeing the local culture. If walking is your preference, you'll love your time in Bruges.

In larger urban areas like Brussels and Ghent, it's a good idea to invest in a multi-day pass if you expect to rely on public transit frequently. Depending on your travel patterns, this could save you a lot compared to individual ticket purchases.

If your plans include a trip to the countryside, you'll probably want to rent a car. Remember that the usual vehicle in Europe is equipped with a manual transmission, and choosing an automatic will likely increase the cost. Be sure to book in advance, as the more economical choices can disappear quickly.

In busy Brussels, it's much simpler to avoid driving, given the heavy traffic and congestion. Parking fees can be steep, making a car rental less appealing. Instead, consider using public transportation or walking to get around and keep your costs down.

If you plan on driving in one of the bigger cities, be sure to check with your hotel about parking ahead of time. You may be required to pay for parking either at the hotel or in a nearby public garage. In some cases, parking further out of town could be cheaper.


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What did other people spend on Local Transportation?

Some typical prices for transportation in Belgium are shown below. These are actual costs from previous travelers, and are representative of the amount you'll likely spend on transportation in Belgium. Don't forget that your individual costs will vary based on how you get around, because hired cars such as taxis are often much more expensive than local public transportation.


  • Atomium train ticket (2)
    €8.00
  • Subway Pass
    €4.50
  • Bike Rental for Day
    €8.00
  • Five Day Bus Pass
    €15


Food Budget in Belgium

Average Daily Costs

Calculated from travelers like you

  • While restaurant and meal prices in Belgium can vary significantly, the average cost of food in Belgium is $76 (€70) per day, per person, based on the spending habits of previous travelers.


  • Food2 Meals for one day
    $76
    €70

When dining out, the average daily cost for food in Belgium is about $76 (€70) per person. Previous travelers have typically spent from $30 to $189 per day. Generally, breakfast and lunch will cost less than dinner, but that will vary based on the type of restaurant and what you order.

Typical meal prices in Belgium are as follows:

  • Breakfast: $14 to $23
  • Lunch: $11 to $38
  • Dinner: $27 to $61
  • Coffee: $7
  • Fast Food or Street Food: $12

Frikandel: This is a minced meat hotdog that is usually eaten as a snack from a fast food joint. It's usually deep fried and served hot with a side of a salad or fries. It's a cheap but popular food item.

Gehaktbal: This is a ground beef meatball that is made with bread crumbs and onions and often served with fries. The meatballs are usually hand rolled and either fried, baked, steamed, or braised in a flavorful sauce.

Kroket: This is a fried roll, usually made from potatoes and stuffed with a meat such as beef, veal, or chicken. It is available in fast food form for cheap on the streets, but a fancier version is often prepared for Christmas meals as well.

Popular Culinary Destinations

Belgium is renowned as a top culinary hotspot, with its cuisine cherished globally. Many travelers visit specifically for the food. Among the best destinations for food lovers are Bruges, Brussels, and Ghent.

Bruges
Bruges is one of the best culinary destinations in Belgium. From its world class breweries to its famous chocolate shops, there is plenty to eat and drink around town. In the old town prices can be a bit high, but the dishes and atmosphere are great. Popular local dishes include Belgian waffles, fries, mussels, and beef stew.

Brussels
One of the best culinary spots in Belgium is Brussels. While the city is most known for its waffles and fries, the diversity of dishes and international restaurant selection continues to grow. There are Lebanese, Japanese, and Indian restaurants among others. Popular local dishes include moules-frites, waterzooi (a stew), and stoemp (made with mashed potatoes and vegetables).

Ghent
Make sure you don't miss the cuisine in Ghent. The food scene is diverse and international, but there are also many local dishes and flavors that you should try. Pas de Rouge is a local cheese and mastel is a local bread. Ganda ham is also a popular meat that is dried and salted. In additional to traditional restaurants, you'll find almost any international cuisine that you could want.

Antwerp
Antwerp is not to be missed because of it's amazing cuisine. People with a sweet tooth will enjoy the chocolates and biscuits that make this city famous. You'll also find plenty of fries and casual dining options to choose from. Local favorites include mussels and fish and chips, and of course, you must try the beer!

Food & Dining Tips

When dining out with children, look for eateries that have a childrens' menu. It can save you a lot of money since these meals are typically more affordable. Some restaurants might not show the kids' options on the menu, so don't hesitate to ask your waiter first.

Many hotels come with breakfast included in the price, but some add it as an extra fee. The quality and cost of breakfast can change depending on the hotel. Knowing what to expect can assist you in deciding whether the hotel buffet is a worthwhile expense or if a nearby bakery or café would be a better choice.

Make sure to carry a water bottle instead of buying drinks at every opportunity. It's also a great way to help the environment.

If you're planning to take a tour, make sure you know which meals are included beforehand. You might be on the hook to pay for some of the food yourself which can add to your budget.

If you want to experience the culture in Belgium, a food tour or cooking class is a great way to do it. After all, cuisine is one of the reasons why so many people visit. A few of the best culinary activities here include:

  • Brussels Walking Food Tour With Secret Food Tours for $128 details
  • Brussels Food Tour with Full Meal - Do Eat Better Experience for $106 details
  • Walking Food Tour in Ghent for $91 details
  • Walking food tour: Introduction to Ghent through food for $103 details

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What did other people spend on Food?

Below are some standard food costs in Belgium, gathered from real travelers. These prices should give you a general idea of what you can expect to spend on dining and meals. Keep in mind, though, that your own costs may differ depending on your taste in restaurants, travel habits, and menu choices.


  • Waffle
    €3.00
  • Dessert (Turkish Delights)
    €4.75
  • Cheese
    €5.60
  • Olives and Snacks
    €6.98
  • Cup of Tea
    €2.00
  • Sandwich for Lunch
    €3.25
  • Ice Cream & Macaroons
    €4.60


Sightseeing and Activities Budget in Belgium

Average Daily Costs

Calculated from travelers like you

  • Sightseeing activities, entertainment, and entrance tickets in Belgium typically cost an average of $21 (€19) per person, per day based on the spending of previous travelers. This includes fees paid for admission tickets to museums and attractions, day tours, and other sightseeing expenses.


  • Entertainment1 Entrance tickets, shows, etc.
    $21
    €19
The Best Sightseeing Destinations

Belgium is an excellent destination, offering a range of amazing spots to explore. Some of the most visited areas are Bruges, Brussels, and Ghent.

Bruges
For many people, Bruges is a highlight of their trip to Belgium. The medieval city has beautiful architecture, amazing food, and world famous breweries. The main square, Bruges' Markt, is at the heart of the city. Popular activities include canal boat rides and horse drawn carriage tours. The city is also one of the most touristy in the country, so you'll find plenty of tour groups and other visitors around town.

Brussels
Brussels offers a perfect combination of beauty and grit. It's a city that remains authentic to its roots while embracing its multicultural character and diverse, mixing bowl environment. You'll find amazing ethnic restaurants, fascinating outdoor markets, and a colorful city with a fun atmosphere. The main square is filled with beautiful architecture and historic ambiance.

Ghent
Ghent is a historic city with world class architecture and impressive canals. The city is filled with sights such as the The Fortress of Gravensteen, which dates back to the 1200s. While it's often overlooked for nearby Bruges, the city offers a less crowded historic center with cathedrals and large plazas. There's also world class shopping and a young student population that gives it a lot of energy.

Sightseeing Tips

Some of the most picturesque locations in Belgium include Bruges and Ghent. These incredibly beautiful destinations will create lasting memories, so don't forget to include them on your itinerary.

A nice way to explore destinations in Belgium is with local tours that last just a few hours. This way you can see as much as possible in an efficient way with knowledgable guides. Prices vary by the type of activity or tour, the dates, and the size of the group. Here are a few of the highest rated tours by previous visitors:

  • In Flanders Fields and Passchendaele Half Day Morning Tour for $91 details
  • Private Guided Historical Walking Tour in Bruges Belgium for $102 details
  • "Edges of Brugge" Photo Tour - 2hr open city tour & workshop for $75 details
  • Bruges Private Highlights Tour with local guide for $134 details

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What did other people spend on Entertainment?

Outlined below are some typical prices for entry fees and activities in Belgium. They have been reported from the expenses of previous travelers. These costs provide an idea of what you might need to spend, though your individual expenses will depend on the activities you participate in, the places you visit, and how often you choose budget-friendly or free activities.


  • Groeninge Museum Entrance
    €8.00


Nightlife Budget in Belgium

Average Daily Costs

Calculated from travelers like you

  • The average person spends about $18 (€16) on nightlife and alcoholic beverages in Belgium per day. The more you spend on alcohol, the more fun you might be having despite your higher budget.


  • Alcohol2 Drinks for one day
    $18
    €16
Popular Nightlife Destinations

Belgium is renowned for its nightlife, attracting people worldwide to experience the exciting atmosphere. A few of the best places for nightlife include Ghent, Antwerp, and Bruges.

Ghent
Ghent is one of the best nightlife destinations in Belgium. With its young student population, you'll find plenty of lively bars and clubs around town. There are many places where you can party or dance into the early hours of the morning and some of the best places are around Oude Beestenmarkt, De Overpoort, and De Vlasmarkt. There's also the famous Ghent Festival every July.

Antwerp
Visitors love the nightlife in Antwerp. With its large student population and young vibe, you'll find an active nightlife scene around town. Many of the the clubs and bars are concentrated in the docklands, but you'll also find places to hang out everywhere around town.

Bruges
The nightlife in Bruges is quite popular. It's famous for its beer and breweries, so you'll find a number of places to gather in the evening. There is a lack of nightclubs, so if dancing and partying hard is your style, then this may not be your place. The vibes are generally chill and relaxed at night. Most places are concentrated around old town or near Kuipersstraat or Zilverstraat.

Brussels
When the sun goes down, the party picks up in Brussels. The city's nightlife is quieter and more mellow than some other major cities around Europe. That doesn't mean there aren't plenty of dance clubs and bars where you can hang out. Keep your wits about you after the sun goes down as some areas are a bit rougher than others.

Nightlife Tips

Nightlife is a blast when traveling, but scaling back on drinks can really help stretch your travel budget.

Nightlife activities and tasting tours are popular in Belgium. A few favorites from other travelers include:

  • Antwerp Pub Crawl Walking Tour for $64 details
  • Private: Discover Bruges beers & brewery with chocolate pairing by a young local for $279 details
  • Private Ghent Beer & Brewery Tour by a young local for $279 details
  • Brussels Pub Crawl - Nightlife & Party Experience for $17 details

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What did other people spend on Alcohol?

Here are some typical drink and nightlife prices in Belgium, drawn from the experiences of past travelers. These costs can give you a general sense of what to expect, though your own spending will differ based on how often you enjoy alcoholic beverages and how much you consume. Remember, one of the most effective ways to reduce your travel costs is to limit alcohol consumption.


  • Beer
    €6.00
  • Bottle of Wine
    €10


Guildhalls in Grand Place, Brussels Guildhalls in Grand Place, Brussels

Budgeting and Travel Tips

  • Tourism in Belgium really takes off during the summer months, and with that surge in visitors comes a spike in prices. Hotels fill up fast, and you'll notice accommodation and activity costs climb as demand goes up. If you're hoping to keep your travel expenses in check, it's smarter to visit in the shoulder or low seasons when there's less hustle, and prices are much more reasonable.
  • Certain travel spots, like Brussels, often see visitors sticking around for a week or more, making the most of their vacation time. Families, especially those traveling with little ones, often go for vacation rentals or apartments. You'll get more space to relax in, and with features like a kitchen, you can whip up meals and save some money during your stay.

Budgeting Challenges

  • If you have young children with you, using a private car or taking a taxi/Uber can make things smoother than dealing with public transport. That said, it does come at a higher cost.

  • If you're traveling as a family to places like Brussels, be aware that many hotels may not have enough space for a family of four. You might need to look for larger places outside the city, or consider booking two rooms.


Ghent, Belgium Ghent, Belgium
Expert Advice from Local Travelers

We're asking our community members and registered users to contribute their experiences about Belgium.

Why would you recommend Belgium to budget travelers? Or, why not?

We visited Belgium enroute to other places and wish we'd stayed longer! It's actually and incredibly beautiful country and shouldn't be missed.

lillian_g
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Mar 1 2024

I feel like too many people overlook Belgium, but it's actually and incredible country. Bruges is one of my favorite cities! Ghent and Antwerp are also great. We even loved Brussels!

gabriel
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Jan 21 2024

How can you save money during your time in Belgium?

We've been to many weekend trips to Belgium, and it's surprisingly affordable. Whatever town we visit, we stay just outside of the town center to save money.

mei
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Apr 27 2024

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Belgium is a low lying country located on the North Sea in the Benelux. It is split into two areas with a Germanic north and a Latin south. Although very diverse, it is a relatively small country with a densely packed population. It is most known for its role in the European Union, where its capital, Brussels, serves as the union's headquarters.

This country is often overlooked by many travelers, but within this small country there's a rich history that is impressively intertwined with striking modernization. There are actually many cities worth visiting in the area, all of which have a rich history and culture that is still evident today. The country has many popular festivals and events which draw crowds from all over Europe. In particular, the Ducasse de Mons is a fun parade that takes place every year. The town of Binche is a fun place to visit every February during the Carnival de Binche. This festival celebrates the area's history and culture by recreating a 16th century town. The Dour Festival, held every July, celebrates Europe's alternative music scene and Gentse Feesten, in the second half of July lasts for ten days and is the largest street festival in Europe. It's held in the city's historical center and has everything from theater to music, food and arts.

Belgium is comparable in cost to most Western European countries. You can save money on food by grabbing cheap meals at sandwich shops. If you're eating in the more touristy areas, make sure they don't bring you food that is presented as "free." You're likely to be surprised with a bill later in the meal. Also seek out the free attractions in cities. There are plenty of things in the area worth visiting that cost you nothing. Transportation, like elsewhere, is better booked in advance and advanced reservations for hotels are also recommended. In general Belgium is a reasonably priced country but with a little preparation you can make sure your money takes you farther.

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The Groeninge Museum: This is an impressive museum that has on display an exhibit of six centuries of Flemish, Dutch and Belgian paintings. It's located in Bruges, Belgium and is one of the country's most impressive museums.

Gravensteen Castle: While Belgium has over 300 castles, this one is perhaps the most popular and well known. Located in the city of Ghent, it dates back to the Middle Ages. It is partially surrounded by a moat, and inside the castle you will find a museum that displays various torture devices used throughout history.



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1 Categories averaged on a per-item basis.
2 Categories averaged on a per-day basis.
For example, the Food2 daily average is for all meals for an entire day, while Entertainment1 is for each individual purchase. Thus, the overall daily average cost is not a summation of the individual categories.


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